RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
I've realized today what it is about Marigold that keeps catching my eye.
CCCora Crawley, Lady Grantham
Oh, yes? What's that?
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
She reminds me of Michael Gregson. Just tell me if I'm wrong.
CCCora Crawley, Lady Grantham
You're not wrong. Don't tell Edith you've guessed.
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
Why not? It certainly makes things a little clearer than they were.
CCCora Crawley, Lady Grantham
Just don't, not yet. Mary doesn't know either nor Tom. Please let it be Edith's secret a little while longer.
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
Very well. I must say it's an unusual sensation to know there's a secret in this house I'm actually privy to. But I'll be silent if you wish.
CCCora Crawley, Lady Grantham
And you'll love her? Your new granddaughter?
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
I think, and perhaps to my surprise, I rather think I will.
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
I don't know why you're making such a fuss, Mama. You'd visit Denker if she were locked up.
VCViolet Crawley, the Dowager Countess
Only to check if the locks were sound.
Papa? Is something the matter?
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
No, nothing's the matter, and that's what I want to make clear.
I don't understand. What's this about?
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
Marigold.
I see. And what do you have to say about Marigold?
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
I think you know what I want to say--what I want you to say.
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
No, of course not.
...
I want your forgiveness, Papa. Am I allowed to say that still?
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
It's not the way I would have things. I won't lie to you about that, but this is what's happened. I believe Michael Gregson was an honorable man.
Oh, he was, Papa! He really was. He would have married me as soon as he could. I know that!
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
I think so, too. So now we must do our best for his child. For his sake as well as yours.
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
But I think we should keep it in the family. Even in 1924, there are plenty of people who might be unpleasant.
But do you forgive me, Papa?
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
Oh, my darling, I'm sure I need your forgiveness quite as much as you need mine.
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
[regarding Rose] She'll love you forever, if you'll let her. That's who she is.
DADaniel Aldridge, Lord Sinderby
I know that now. How stupid not to have seen it before.
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
You'll be pleased to hear that I am not about to have a heart attack. Your father has an ulcer.
Well, yes, it is a relief, but you've got to be good with your diet.
CCCora Crawley, Lady Grantham
Well said, we'll take it seriously. White fish, chicken, no alcohol--
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
Steady on!
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
Now, what should Marigold call me?
RCRobert Crawley, Lord Grantham
Oh, why not? She can call me "donk." And when she does I'll be reminded of you.
I don't think Mr. Moseley meant to be unkind about Miss Marigold.
Only it seemed to put you in a strange mood.
It's ironic. So many children in need of a home, so many homes in need of a child.
[Anna starts weeping]
My God, what have I said? My darling, what have I said?!
It's not your fault. Only...I thought I was pregnant. And then this morning...Well, anyway, now I'm not.
I didn't want to get your hopes up.
You weren't to know that'd happen.
But you see I was. Because it's happened before. Twice. I can't do it! I'm not able!
There is no proof of that. But if you're not, you're not. We'll be all right.
There are no words less true than those. You could never let me down.